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Stephen Perrine

Stephen Perrine

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Special Project Editor, AARP The Magazine

New York

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Mental Health , Wellness , Health

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Entertainment and Gossip

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Total articles 68

  • 5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Gut Health

    By Stephen Perrine Verified| AARP@ By Stephen Perrine Illustrations by Sam Island You've no doubt heard a lot over the past several years about "gut health." But what even is your gut? If you’re thinking it’s just the big soft area below your rib cage, you’re only partly right. The vast majority of your microbiome — the 100 trillion bacteria, fungi and other organisms essential to your health — is located in your large intestine.

    By Stephen Perrine Verified · AARP

    Jun. 20, 2024

  • 50 Ways to Add 100+ Plants to Your Diet

    By Stephen Perrine Verified| Aol Verified May 21, 2024 at 12:50 PM50 Delicious Ways to Eat 100 More PlantsFlorentin Catargiu / 500px"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."WHY IS A DIVERSE diet so important? It’s hard to know exactly, Daniel McDonald, Ph.D., a UC researcher, told me recently. One possibility is that, because microbes like to feast on plant fiber, the greater variety is simply healthier for them.

    By Stephen Perrine Verified · Aol

    May. 21, 2024

  • 5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Gut Health

    By Stephen Perrine Verified| AARP@ By Stephen Perrine Illustrations by Sam Island You've no doubt heard a lot over the past several years about "gut health." But what even is your gut? If you’re thinking it’s just the big soft area below your rib cage, you’re only partly right. The vast majority of your microbiome — the 100 trillion bacteria, fungi and other organisms essential to your health — is located in your large intestine.

    By Stephen Perrine Verified · AARP

    Jun. 20, 2024

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AARP The Magazine

New York, New York, United States

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